Earthizen

Recorded during the sessions for Man Plans God Laughs, Public Enemy's fourteenth studio album, produced with the group's post-Bomb Squad production setup under Chuck D's direction. Released on Man Plans God Laughs in 2015, the track continued Public Enemy's tradition of politically engaged hip-hop at a moment when the Black Lives Matter movement had brought systemic racism and police violence to the centre of public discourse. As a deep cut from a late-period Public Enemy album, the track has not generated significant sample or cover activity, but stands as part of the group's sustained output as one of hip-hop's longest-running politically committed acts.